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    pyrate (pyrate@nicecrew.digital)'s status on Sunday, 10-Mar-2024 21:34:16 JSTpyratepyrate
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    • Alex Gleason
    • pyrate
    The rabbit hole yields results.

    What does it take to recreate these components in a shop with access to a basic 3D printer and maybe a lathe?
    What components could be sourced and hacked/repurposed from other devices?
    Where can toner be sourced or made?


    You tell me. It boggles my mind few people have gone down this path to document or create a 2D printer from scratch in their own time because we've always been able to depend on such a basic device to always be available.

    Yet, here we are.

    Fuck HP. This is how you kill them.

    https://www.dginter.net/cst/2011CST/Chapter07/old/UnitBPrinters/old/dev/HowStuffWorks/How%20Laser%20Printers%20Work.htm
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      Howstuffworks "How Laser Printers Work"
      Laser printers are fast, precise, and inkless. So how do the words get there? How can a laser beam write on paper? It's really pretty amazing Find out how laser printers use light and static electricity to print out your documents.
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